Tag: a history of america in ten strikes

Pessimistic Militancy

By Erik Loomis

In General

On March 21, 2019

I have to say that I’m pretty blown away by Richard Yeselson’s long-form review in The Nation of A History of America in Ten Strikes. Like any good review, he goes into what I try to do and points out some of the problems. Given that even the best books have flaws, any author has […]

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Live and Direct…From Minnesota!

By Erik Loomis

On February 16, 2019

I am going to be in the Twin Cities on Thursday for a talk and discussion about the book. The Twin Cities DSA is hosting it so it will be an interesting conversation between the different interest gro

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Rhode Island’s Heavy News Cycle

By Erik Loomis

On December 21, 2018

A lot is happening in Rhode Island these days. You can tell, since for some reason the Providence Journal decided that my life was worth a big profile. Why reading about me would be remotely interesti

Ten Strikes: Providence Talk

By Erik Loomis

In General

On November 24, 2018

Happy to announce that I will be speaking about A History of America in Ten Strikes in Providence this Tuesday at 5. The details are in the image above. I do have a couple of future talks coming up as well. Looks pretty solid that I will be in St. Paul, Minnesota on February 21. […]

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Fighting the New Gilded Age

By Erik Loomis

On October 24, 2018

I haven’t been posting much, just as I haven’t been doing most of the normal things in my life, because of an overwhelming teaching load that has reached critical mass now that midterms an

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Live from New York: Me!

By Erik Loomis

On October 9, 2018

My new book has now been out for 1 week and is selling some copies, so that’s pretty cool. It reached almost #2000 at Amazon at one point, which is really high for a book like this. Since there

Reviews and Events

By Erik Loomis

In General

On September 20, 2018

There is a review of my new book in The New Republic. It’s in the print edition so you have to sign up for the newsletter to get access to it, but I can excerpt it here. There were clearly moments when sympathetic elected officials tipped the scales toward workers. When Davis Waite, the Populist […]